Levitra 20mg

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What is Levitra 20mg?     

Levitra 20mg is the brand name for Vardenafil which is commonly prescribed for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. You can Buy Levitra 20mg Online based on your doctor’s recommendation. Levitra 20mg causes the blood vessels to widen, increasing blood supply to the genitals and helping get an erection when stimulation occurs.

What is the use of Levitra 20mg?

Levitra is used to treat patients (adult men) with erectile dysfunction or impotence. Erectile dysfunction is a common condition experienced by most men in their life due to which a man can’t start or keep an erection for sexual intercourse. It functions by blocking an enzyme which usually causes the blood vessels to become narrow, and you can easily Buy Levitra 20mg Online.

How does Levitra 20mg function?

In combination with sexual stimulation, it functions by increasing blood flow to the penis to help get and keep an erection. An erection will only take place in response to sexual stimulation. Levitra 20mg doesn’t initiate an erection; you need to ensure that there is some arousal to allow an erection to be produced. Levitra is a Phosphodiesterase-5 Enzyme Inhibitor. 

Erection happens when a protein called cGMP is released, causing more blood flow to the penis. In erectile dysfunction, a protein called PDE-5 breaks down cGMP, thus stopping the erection, and Levitra blocks PDE-5 from working. This way, the blood flow is not affected by PDE-5. You can Buy Levitra 20mg Online as it functions to relax muscles found in the walls of the blood vessels and increase blood flow to the genitalia.

What are the side effects caused due to Levitra 20mg?

The side effects of Levitra include-

1-Headache

2-Flushing

3-Stuffy/runny nose

3-Dizziness/Drowsiness

4-Vision changes such as blurred vision or increased sensitivity to light.

If any of these symptoms persist for more than a few days, you should inform your physician.

 If you have heart problems and notice severe dizziness, fainting, chest/left arm/jaw pain or nausea, you should seek medical help immediately.

 You should stop using Levitra if you notice –

1-Ringing in your ears or sudden hearing loss

2-Irregular heartbeat

3-Swelling in your hands, ankles or feet

4-Penis erection that lasts more than 4 hours

5-Seizure

Precautions to be taken with Levitra 20mg

Levitra 20mg does not protect against STIs (sexually transmitted diseases) such as HIV, Hepatitis B, Gonorrhea and Syphilis. You shouldn’t take more than one dose daily and take Levitra 20mg 24 hours apart. Abstain from eating grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice while using Levitra, as it can increase the chance of side effects unless told otherwise by your physician. 

Sexual activity can pressure your heart, especially if you have heart problems. If your erection lasts longer than 4 hours, you should stop taking Levitra 20mg and contact your doctor. Cannabis and alcohol can intensify the side effects of Levitra, so it is advised not to mix the two. You should ideally not operate heavy machinery unless your vision is clear and you can do it safely.

How long does it take for Levitra 20mg to work?

For most men, Levitra 20mg starts affecting 30-60 minutes and lasts up to 8 hours. You shouldn’t wait long after taking Levitra to perform sexual acts, or it won’t work correctly. If you have it just before sex, you may think the medicine is ineffective because it takes Levitra 20mg about 30-60 minutes to act on your body. Levitra 20mg does not initiate an erection; you should have a sexual stimulant or ensure you are aroused to get an erection.

How should you take Levitra 20mg?

For most patients, the recommended dose is 20mg orally when needed. You should take it at least 30-60 minutes before sex. The dosage of Levitra can be increased to 20mg based on the response to treatment. You can take Levitra 20mg with or without food.

The doses in which it is available are 2.5mg, 5mg, 20mg and 20mg. The maximum dosage recommended is 20mg a day. The dosage of Levitra prescribed to you will be based on your medical condition, age, response to treatment and other medicines you may be taking.